New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
THE DEATH OF MIR. MIIOHELA'
r,x,Nc THE BODY TO MILWAUKEE
vrw RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS NAMED NM
NEW PRISON SUPERINTENDENT.
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SIMPLE FUNERAL SERVICE HERE
THE ST. PAUL Presidency
~, y, Alexander Mitchell, the Mhwauhe'
.ancer and railroad manager, was piaoeu ~ House
Hn"n 81 yesterday morning at the Holman -
svn no died the previous day. Many ou 80 hi
"a acouaintauces called to take ia cnicoro
S,rd,v scotch face. The directors nIoA he was
a-s and St Paul Railroad, OF wmcn no ~
"" a. ouaa IN a body and were present az Wv
~: 81 tho service In the afternoon. "A en =, |
so,re the name Of the dead man anu WV INNER
s;s hirtb and death marked the eonin' ~. nlove
rho sobbed as he left the room, was ,mnaired
=, thu railroad whose eyesight hau oe , ,ort sfx
Vi w noa been quietly sent to New-i oh "pou'
"Aa ..s 900 for treatment in hosphal h0i, th
n,ncben paying his expenses. .o ,en,ber
Y-,o club OF which Mr.. Mitchen was ,niahod
called and rendered their SERVICES Iorne 10 the
osco,+ for the body when 1t was Doin 1.','ou NJ
on =. ,oter in the day There were also huH0'' -
Wall-st men among the callers. 49,, ,,uonaire
Io,p T. Mitchell, the son OF the oe - Letter.
,ho has himself been i'll, was somewhat po.V con
a. ana able to give direction to the arraiSe "oror
Gay aiia az - Roswell K Miller, general mahaeei
$3.50 g. PAM road started for milwaukee, Va, a.,
morning train to prepare for the reoep,o tnat the
nosal Of the body there IL - >, ourosronA to Mr.
funeral services in milwaukee, shan ao Oon
,,,,cheI,,s eminent position In tha' oon ,s sre re-
49,, the day dispatches of confluence " o..ie
- from, Phillip d. Armour, OF Chlc'so, o.
rarcuson of Mr.. Mtchens Dahh N go n large
governor solomon Of Wisconsin, ~ ntry and in
, 20 nersona friends In this country ca 80
numuoi III. dis, atch from Mr.. Armour Is sau "
nave been especially fun Oh 1ee,ins. , road over the
T,o rn,scopal service Of the dead was f.a ronar
hodv in the presence Of the FANNY anu o. xeene O
s,as in the afternoon. The heV III. ~ s,cd
.m-a.os who was with Mr.. Mitchell wneh no -,
CONDUCTED this service Late In the House I
body was quietly taken from m th Jersey City Inc ca
MI Mt9seSed 70 the l5 westSouna eAP pr the ca
night started ah for M Gsi' sSSn and child
Ss' Rsg Dr. q KeenS MaSss Of the
Hssa aa %ss g. fs Of X S Sa Nc
4 %s sSS asGS and Sc
commtce Was appointed to seI nond ID and peco
q eedGss MPap
30 other business was done net a. Is PRESIDENT Until
esSs has not ssa 'Ra fe
question Of eeet n any %ay He declared that
to iSm natl accept CT the once but t.s ws
would decline an to question In
way 1t would be manifOstiy improper '''
private dispatches the West Wsrs rsGe
Ma s ST an next Sesn
st. PAU tss cS%R%ny /. e SS
o%s a1S the Coming The sg n1 nSt
70 c Il tSs election In The
o. an a%Sns the directors appears to be tnss
deal T TnT"sns deor with other ii inn
that are p.d fre TEnd sad M'n Tnsre
nection Win t cSance that Mr. Armour Will 6ecS
% Of ss ses ep Succeed Mel,
y Tie 70 gnnemen the place ,,s fSI the rSe
a S S nG TsS sns S Se the best railroad
R%So can DO found In Wisconsin"
ALEXANDER MITCHELEs BIG "iNNiNo.
asnd;.ou WIS., Letter to The Chicago Tribune
postmasterGeneral Was at sha as . os tho rail
as the attorney at Madison for one " e Under
mSediate direction The generals s aa s9",
pulled together It. g et dS They looked over
.slSn .n nOs ADVISED Mr. that there was ss
show the passage o. Course eni repeated the info
St Paul J RtsfeI the sSssa
obnoxious law would ., 0t the
advance in the price OF the ~ the eary pa
81. M Motes from ono Of the directors at New o
t tSe substance Of which 1t Is claimed; aS Se
onoys; ,c 1--WE TO a's s iS ana have allotted
sSares Is there any doubt about the feP pc "
1...s, the story nat Il: that
would como out all right After sev formed ar
Tno, !" nut the stock 10 rs. 1t was then SELL
tbs second pool , Was aI S1m'd the fsp 'u'
s ~ stncS at this time had advanced to 20, -
rase from where original syndicate sti,eu ~
s S%a s sSe was 40 suspicious that It was
mined to put tho price to so Slowly t Du' the s y
s sssse S 90 the sni Potter law wa.
there was o general scramble by 0utsoen. ,
specuator in Wisconsin ana COCO 20 1 many E,s'
simoet immediately went to 30, where IL rem, rsna
abort time, the syndicate unioadlng AZ Do. w.
6een caught mapping. and in their anxiety 10
8 the price gradually forced down , 20 ~ '"
ec ;,rS. or n ,o on the syndicate DEF
Bad to have been over s2,oooooo